The world culture comes from the Latin cultus, which can be translated as ‘care’ or ‘cultivation’ but also ‘worship’. Rehn, Alf. Innovation for the Fatigued (Kogan Page Inspire) (p. 59). Kogan Page. Kindle Edition. You have a learning culture in your organisation. Are you expecting your employees to care or to worship learning within your… Read More Cult of worship
According to a survey of almost 11k employees, opportunity for professional growth and learning has dropped from being the 3rd most important reason for employees to stay in an organisation, to 8th. Job security, flexibility to work from home, pay, reward, time off, and other benefits are way above the traditional development activities which LnD… Read More Retention isn’t what it used to be
Since I was small I’ve wanted to take good photographs. The introduction of better camera phones made it much easier to take decent pictures but I’ve always had an itch about photography. Seeing work by people like the brilliant Paul Clarke has me in awe so I decided, after 45 years of waiting, get a… Read More I’m learning through failure
I’m not on Facebook. Notwithstanding how they capture, store, and share data, I don’t see the need to want to know what friends of friends are interested in. The same has been happening recently to LinkedIn. As I make new connections, my timeline immediately fills with comments, shares and upvotes for things that exist outside… Read More LinkedMetaBookIn
Up in the conference at Learning Technologies last week, people were talking about innovation in work, learning and the future. In the sub ground floor was a security guard whose responsibility was to make sure no-one used the fire exit. They looked extremely bored so I went and had a chat with them. Yes, they… Read More Up and down
Lost and Desperate 